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Bumabalik si Klein; libreng transit para sa Grade 11–12; pagbabalik ng butil sa Churchill — Winnipeg Martes

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🏛️ Education

  1. U of W Collegiate nagpapagawa ng obligadong literasi sa artipisyal na intelihensiya (AI) para sa Grade 9–10. Inaatasan ng University of Winnipeg Collegiate ang isang dalawang-oras na module sa literasi sa artipisyal na intelihensiya ngayong taon para sa lahat ng klase sa Social Studies ng Grade 9 at 10, na sumasaklaw sa kung ano ang kaya at hindi kaya ng AI, privacy at maling impormasyon, ayon kay Principal Cameron Cerasani. Nag-aalok din ang paaralan ng Grade 10 elective sa AI para sa mga estudyanteng nais ng mas malalim na pag-aaral.
  2. Bumalik ang mga estudyante sa dating campus ng MITT matapos ang magulong paglipat sa RRC Polytech. In-absorb ng RRC Polytech ang 19 programang mula sa MITT at inaasahan ang 400 bagong estudyante sa South Winnipeg Campus, habang iniulat ng RRC na bumaba ng mga 27% ang internasyonal na enrollment kumpara noong nakaraang taon, ayon kina acting communications manager Lauren Parsons at President Fred Meier. Sumara ang MITT mas maaga ngayong taon matapos ang 55% pagbagsak ng internasyonal na estudyante.
  3. Mga estudyante sa Grades 11–12 ng Winnipeg ang unang makakatanggap ng libreng transit passes. Inanunsyo ng lungsod na ang mga estudyante sa Grades 11 at 12 ay makakatanggap ng libreng transit passes, ang unang cohort na sakop ng programa ayon sa anunsyo tungkol sa school-transport.

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. Lalaki kinasuhan ng murder matapos mamatay ang biktima ng sunog sa bahay sa hilagang Winnipeg. Kinasuhan ng murder ang isang indibidwal ng Winnipeg police matapos na mamatay ang naunang iniulat na biktima dahil sa mga pinsalang natamo mula sa sunog sa tirahan, ayon sa mga ulat. Inihain ng pulisya ang murder charge matapos sumuko ang biktima sa kanyang mga tinamong sugat.
  2. Gobernong Manitoba nag-utos ng inquests sa tatlong pagkamatay habang nasa kustodiya. Inutos ng lalawigan ang pormal na inquests para sa tatlong taong namatay habang nasa kustodiya, ayon sa anunsyo ng gobyerno ng Manitoba, na magbubunsod ng mga hudisyal na pagsusuri sa bawat pagkamatay habang nasa kustodiya.

💼 Economy & Business

  1. Port of Churchill muling nagpapadala ng kargamento ng butil, unang beses sa anim na taon. Binibigyan ng kargamento ang isang barko ng 30,000 tonnes ng Saskatchewan wheat durum sa Port of Churchill ngayong linggo, ang una sa tatlong planadong barko ngayong season, ayon kina federal minister Rebecca Chartrand at Manitoba agriculture minister Ron Kostyshyn sa isang seremonya noong Lunes.

💼 Sports

  1. Winnipeg Jets pumirma kay Altona's Cole Kehler bilang full-time EBUG. Itinalaga ng Jets ang 28-anyos na si Cole Kehler bilang kanilang full-time emergency backup goalie under the updated NHL CBA na nag-uutos sa bawat club na magtatalaga ng EBUG; may 64 professional games na nakatala si Kehler at huli siyang naglaro para sa Altona Maroons mula 2022–2024.

📰 Also Today

  • Former MLA Kevin Klein tatakbo bilang mayor ng Winnipeg, inilunsad ang pangalawang kandidatura.
  • Kinumpirma ni Kevin Klein ang pangalawang takbo sa pagka-mayor, matapos bawiin ang desisyon noong Agosto 19.
  • Ulat ng lungsod nirerekomenda ang Provencher Park bilang hinaharap na site ng pool sa St. Boniface, ayon sa ulat.
  • Lalaking sinaksak ng grupo ng kabataan sa The Forks noong Lunes ng gabi, iniimbestigahan ng Winnipeg police.
  • Direktor mula Vancouver ng Armageddon Road tumatalakay sa personal na paggawa ng horror films, isang profile piece.
  • Iba-iba ang tugon sa alak sa Amerika ayon sa probinsya, isang comparative report.
  • Edmonton at iba pang paaralan sa Canada kinansela ang international field trips, mga anunsyo mula sa edukasyon.
  • Liberals win sweep sa tatlong federal byelections, ina-project ng CBC ang panalo sa Ontario, Quebec at B.C.
  • Tinapos ng De Luca's ang unlimited pasta promotion, binago ng restaurant ang patakaran.
  • Magbubukas ang pansamantalang emergency department sa Dauphin hospital sa Labour Day, naka-iskedyul ang pagbubukas.
  • Ipinost ni Riley Laychuk ang Manitoba forecast para sa Martes, Sept. 1, 2026, weather update.
  • Mga educator sa Manitoba humihiling ng dagdag na suporta para sa bagong science curriculum, kahilingan mula sa mga guro.
  • (Duplicate) Former councillor Kevin Klein muling lalaban para sa pagka-mayor, balita sa kampanya.
  • (Duplicate) Manitoba nag-utos ng inquests sa tatlong pagkamatay habang nasa kustodiya, anunsyo ng gobyerno.
  • (Duplicate) Kevin Klein papasok sa mayoral race, panayam sa 680 CJOB.
  • (Duplicate) Paano nagkakaiba ang tugon sa alak sa Amerika ayon sa probinsya, policy piece.

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